As part of a deal signed in Wash DC between the Russian
Emergency Situations Ministry and FEMA, Russian officials will provide
“security at mass events” in the United States, a scenario that won’t
sit well with Americans wary of foreign assets operating on US soil.
According to a press release
by the Ministry of the Russian Federation for Civil Defense and
Emergencies, US and Russian officials met on June 25 at the 17th Joint
U.S.-Russia Cooperation Committee on Emergency Situations.
In addition to agreeing with FEMA to “exchange experts
during joint rescue operations in major disasters,” the Russian
Emergency Situations Ministry will also be providing “security at mass
events” in the United States.
This suggests that events designated as “National Special Security Events”
by the Department of Homeland Security, which include the Super Bowl,
international summits such as the G8 and presidential inaugurations,
will now rely partly on Russian authorities to provide security.
The meeting last week also agreed on the conclusion that
US and Russian emergency authorities will increase their co-operation,
“in order to respond efficiently to all kinds of disasters.”
The use of foreign troops or other officials in a law
enforcement capacity providing “security” inside the United States is
illegal under Posse Comitatus. Capt. William Geddes of the U.S. Army Reserve acknowledged last year
that it is against federal law to use US troops to conduct police
patrols, despite the fact that such occurrences are becoming
increasingly common. The use of foreign troops is an even more clear cut
violation of Posse Comitatus.
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